Christmas Day 2027

Christmas Day 2027 is Saturday, December 25.

Christmas Day 2027 falls on Saturday, December 25, 2027. Because it falls on a Saturday, federal offices observe it on Friday, December 24, 2027.

Date
December 25
Day
Saturday
Observed
Friday
Long weekend
Yes

About Christmas Day

A federal holiday and one of the most widely observed days of the year in the United States.

The date is fixed, so the weekday moves each year. A Saturday occurrence is observed on Friday 24 December and a Sunday occurrence on Monday 26 December — which is why some years show two adjacent marked days on the calendar.

How the date is set

Always 25 December. Because the date is fixed rather than pinned to a weekday, it lands on a different day each year. When it falls on a Saturday, federal offices close the Friday before; when it falls on a Sunday, they close the Monday after.

In 2027 this matters: the holiday itself is Saturday December 25, 2027, but the day federal offices are closed is Friday December 24, 2027. The observed date is the one that counts for deadlines and business-day math.

Christmas Day in other years

See it on a calendar

Christmas Day is marked on the December 2027 calendar, which you can print or download as a PDF. For the full year, open the 2027 calendar, or see all 2027 federal holidays together.

Counting working days around it? The business day calculator excludes observed federal holidays automatically.

Common questions

When is Christmas Day 2027?
Christmas Day 2027 falls on Saturday, December 25, 2027. Because it falls on a Saturday, federal offices observe it on Friday, December 24, 2027.
What day of the week is Christmas Day 2027?
Christmas Day 2027 falls on a Saturday. Federal offices observe it on the adjacent Friday.
Is Christmas Day 2027 a long weekend?
Yes. It is observed on Friday December 24, 2027, which makes a three-day weekend for anyone following the federal holiday schedule.
How is the date of Christmas Day decided?
Always 25 December. Because the date is fixed, the weekday changes each year, and a weekend occurrence shifts the observed day to the adjacent Friday or Monday.